In #CongenitalHyperinsulinism, the body doesn’t produce ketones when blood glucose is low (Hypoglycemia). The circulating blood glucose level is therefore relied upon to keep the brain safe, so maintaining blood glucose levels above 3.5 mmol/L is crucial
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⭐ Make Today Awesome: Raise Awareness of Hyperinsulinism!
Let’s make today truly awesome by raising awareness of Hyperinsulinism.
Share this post to help more people understand this rare and serious condition, and to remind every HI family that they are not alone.
#AwesomeDay #ThinkHyperinsulinism
Hyperinsulinism is the most common cause of persistent & severe hypoglycaemia in babies aged 0-3mths. We are working to ensure all medical professionals are aware of the condition, as this results in early detection/prompt intervention & better outcomes #ThinkHyperinsulinism
Why is this important to share? These are the top 6 symptoms that our Hyperinsulinism families reported before hypoglycaemia was confirmed in their babies. If you see these signs seek urgent medical advice & ask them to #ThinkHypoglycaemia #ThinkHyperinsulinism
🎅Congenital hyperinsulinism is a rare condition present from birth that causes the pancreas to release too much insulin, leading to severe and unpredictable hypoglycaemia.
Please share this post to help raise awareness! 🎅
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📣In #CongenitalHyperinsulinism, ketones aren't formed to protect the brain when blood glucose is low (Hypoglycemia) The circulating blood glucose level is relied upon to keep the brain safe so maintaining blood glucose levels above 3.5 mmol/L is crucial
#ThinkHyperinsulinism.
✨ Worried about a hospital stay? HI Mum, Leah shares how she helped her daughter Peggy through an 18‑hour safety fast with practical tips, play ideas 🎨, snack hacks 🍕 & charity resources🥰
📖 Read more: https://hyperinsulinism.co.uk/news-events/blog/
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Medics are key in saving the lives of babies and children with Hyperinsulinism
🩺 What’s crucial?
✅ Recognising hypoglycaemia.
✅ Listening to families & taking a full history.
✅ Acting fast to stabilise blood glucose
🚨#ThinkHypoglycaemia #ThinkHyperinsulinism
📣 Our new volunteer, Katie, has created a visual showing how friends and family can support those with Hyperinsulinism. As a HI young adult, she draws on her own experience to highlight how small gestures make a big difference 💫 #ThinkHyperinsulinism
📣 The Children's Hyperinsulinism Charity is
working for a future where families have answers sooner, where safer treatments and CGMs are the norm, and where patient-led research brings real progress.🌟
#ThinkHyperinsulinism #AimHI
Hyperinsulinism Awareness Day is all about sharing the hopes and aims of people living with HI, their families, the rare disease community, and those we work alongside. It’s a day to raise voices, celebrate, and look ahead together.
#AimHIforHyperinsulinism #AimHITogether #ThinkHyperinsulinism
Why is this important to share? These are the top 6 symptoms that our Hyperinsulinism families reported before hypoglycaemia was confirmed in their babies. If you see these signs seek urgent medical advice & ask them to #ThinkHypoglycaemia #ThinkHyperinsulinism
🎉Challenge accepted!! In 2025 The Children's Hyperinsulinism Charity will reach more medical professionals to network & inform about #Hyperinsulinism & raise awareness so Hyperinsulinism is known & understood improving outcomes for
#ThinkHyperinsulinism
📣In #CongenitalHyperinsulinism, ketones aren't formed to protect the brain when blood glucose is low (Hypoglycemia) The circulating blood glucose level is therefore relied upon to keep the brain safe so maintaining blood glucose levels above 3.5 mmol/L is crucial
#ThinkHyperinsulinism.
